BOWLING.
FRIENDLY GAMES. o'AIRERE AT THE PORT. Despite the fact that heavy rain had fallen on Friday the Port Ahuriri Club’s green dried up sufficiently to allow bowlers to indulge in the pursuit of kitty. The Port Club were at home to the Wairere Club on Saturday, and one and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Following are the scores, Wairere names being mentioned first:— McLean, Black, R, V. Thomas, Burt, 22; Johnson, Anderson, L. 0. Smith, Mayo, 21. Rowe. Alexander, Atkins, Ayling, 23; Brady, Pirie, F. G. Smith snr., Wrightson, 14. Ball, Dadson, Wray, R. Thomas, 17; Lockwood, Rankin, Burrows', J. P. Smith, 17. Ordinary game^—Douglas, Pallet, 27: Baxter, Cottrell. 14. Single.—Forsyth 17, McGregor 16. NAPIER CLUB. The following games were played at the Napier Club’s green on Saturday afternoon:— McMurray, Fisher, Brpwnette, Lydford, 17; Saunders, Morp, Wright, Belcher, 12. Russell, Neilson, Storkey, Engebretson, 24; Whitehouse, Bear, Steed, Leversedge, 23. N,Z. DEFEATS BEDFORDSHIRE. ' ■*■ \ [United Press Assn.—By Cable— Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Press Assn.) London, May 25. The New Zealand bowlers beat Bedfordshire by 130 to 112. The winning skips were A. J. Parks 46— 13, J. Grant 28—15, J. Carson 24—19.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 140, 28 May 1928, Page 2
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